what a gold nugget!  This kind of command is why I keep reading the forums.  I wish I knew about this sooner!

Any ideas why or how?

OK thanks will try this and report back.  I'm aware of the spam danger.

As of the keyboard mapping, doesn't it exist any solution for this with pfsense?  I thought that such stuff was kind of basic….?

/hank

Well, I guess if they way I said it make too hard to understand, i'll try to simplify it.

In essence, How can I add/enable tunl0 interface for ipip support on pfsense ( as it's a FreeBSD system and I
have no knowledge of it. though I know it's UNIX-like OS ).

for example : i could not just add this "ifconfig tun0 create" on pfsense console terminal, can I ?
WebGUI doesn't really help in solving what I want.

Thanks,

:D

I reflashed card. First error no longer bothers Me! :)

Sencond one is connected with queues. As I said before I've made queues Myself by editing config.xml file, and that's why it appers.

Thanks for help!

You can add cron items directly to the config.xml with the latest snapshots. To see the syntax just open a config.xml of a recent snapshot and have a look at the very bottom.

thanks for this info. very helpful.

Going to try and use php-syslog-ng upon it :)

http://sourceforge.net/projects/php-syslog-ng/
or maybe
http://8pussy.org/ (not porn :p syslog web interface)

Maybe this thread could have your interest
http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,2645.180.html

Keeping logs at embedded systems at least is not possible as we don't write them to disk due to limited writecycles of cf-media. If you really want to have historical data use a remote syslog server. At least in non home environments (and even in those sometimes) there should be a machine around that can capture the systemlogs as this is not a heavy task. I even have a server running at home that has some tasks setup to produce today, yesterday, current week, last week rotating logs.

Geee,

Logging
Syslogd sometimes will go to 100% CPU utilization. Simply click save in the system logging settings tab.

This is already very very known…  :P

[[color=red]edit] and I even managed to eat up 'your time'… You posted just before me  :-[

dnsmasq is the dnsforwarder that you can configure from the webgui. What are you searching for in the filesystem?

Btw, newer snapshots have a states rrd graph. It should log if you reach the limit. Maybe view that graph to see if this really is the case when the problems occur. You even can view it after reboot (if you are not running the embedded version or livecd as you have to do a clean reboot from gui or shell to write the rrds to disk).

@trendchiller:

I created a ticket for that

Thanks, I'll fix it in a bit.

–Bill

You can use a custom port for this, not 22. Also note that we run a script behind the scenes that will block bruteforce attacks against ssh.

Also our head code already has more ssh options to further customize the settings.

To give myself an answer.

The only solution is to configure squid as acceleration proxy and set up a ssl-cert manually. Then squid is able to interrupt ssl connections and handle them by itself. This should ensure logging https connections without having to set anything up withing the client os.

But, unfortunately it seems that the squid package was compiled without the appropriate options.

Cheers,
Manuel